Quote from: datguyian on February 18, 2019, 07:12:52 PM

Quote from: GuncoinInfo on February 17, 2019, 12:58:38 AM

Quote from: datguyian on February 16, 2019, 11:58:06 PM

I don't know what to think about this. Everybody should be entitled to do whatever he wants, but when it comes to deadly firearms it somehow feels different. Is this going to be an anonymous coin that is supposed to be used for gun purchases? Do you think that this would ever be in compliance with the law?

Guess what - all crypto coins are basically anonymous and will probably become more so as time goes on. But guess what - so is CASH. ANY gun sold for cash has bypassed all means of financial traceability. All that being said, the Guncoin Team is in full support of 100% of all current and existing gun laws in whatever jurisdiction you choose. While it is true the laws drastically differ between Texas and California or New York and Wyoming, or Australia to Germany - no matter where you are and buying and selling firearms, the Guncoin Team is in support of 100% compliance with all the local firearms laws. In other words, we want Guncoin used for all legal firearms transactions. Guncoin has been in existence for 5 years now and real firearm sales have occurred on Gunbroker.com and other websites already and we are very proud of that fact.

Please keep in mind that a knife is a deadly weapon or not, a broken bottle is a deadly weapon or not, a fist is a deadly weapon or not, a bottle of Drano is a deadly weapon or not. A gun by itself is not a deadly weapon, unless like the other items, it is in the hands of a person whose intent or motive is to harm someone. So we are not going to get into discussions going down this path please - I will ask they be deleted because they will go on forever. Just know our stance and that of our supporters.

Gun ownership in the United States is guaranteed by the 2nd Amendment and is the legal right of every legal US Citizen. Many countries have similar laws, many do not. So our coin is designed to support a legal activity guaranteed by our current laws. One cannot make that claim for coins designed for illegal drugs, illegal gambling or illegal sexual activities, but yet those coins still exist and prosper.....I think that pretty much sums up our point of view......

A gun comes with a major difference compared to a knife: if I was forced to kill someone for whatever reason, please save me from having to use a knife. Killing someone remotely reduces the level of involved empathy. Now many of the things you said are true, but I am just against guns. Better fight the causes that made you feel or believe you need a gun to protect yourself.

I wholeheartedly support your personal right to not care for guns, as I am sure that many here also do, as I hope others support my right to care for them.

I also agree that it's good to fight the causes that makes one need a gun (I wish we saw more of this, rather than the

attacks we see on firearms, our rights, and the constitution), and good to keep a gun handy until the outcome of

those fights comes to fruition.